"I'm very surprised that S30 seems to hold a toothy edge considerably longer than a refined edge."
Cool, eh?
"I think the pundits are just flat wrong, but there are many more of them than there are of us."
I agree, and there is no doubt this seems to be bucking the long standing and still prevailing preference and reasoning for smooth edges. Another advantage to toothy edges is that it's just quicker and less hassle to do. Grind it, deburr it, done. I am looking FW to your post hunting season findings.
"A cut doesn't hurt, but I've never seen them bleed so profusely. It's a different game."
I just hate it when that epidermal leakage happens. Uh-oh!
Hmmm... Looks like I'm leaking somewhere! 
Cool, eh?
"I think the pundits are just flat wrong, but there are many more of them than there are of us."
I agree, and there is no doubt this seems to be bucking the long standing and still prevailing preference and reasoning for smooth edges. Another advantage to toothy edges is that it's just quicker and less hassle to do. Grind it, deburr it, done. I am looking FW to your post hunting season findings.
"A cut doesn't hurt, but I've never seen them bleed so profusely. It's a different game."
I just hate it when that epidermal leakage happens. Uh-oh!
Hmmm... Looks like I'm leaking somewhere!